The US Open champion has no plans to tone down his unique approach to Augusta National and will attack from the first tee
And now for his next trick. Any notion of Bryson DeChambeau toning down his approach to Augusta National will be dismissed within one Masters shot. DeChambeau used pre-tournament media duties to deliver his unique plans for the 1st: the US Open champion intends to blast his drive over the trees protecting the right side, thereby leaving just a flick to a hole which is 445 yards long. The beast is not for taming.
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